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Abstract(s)
In December 2011 WindFloat prototype, a semi-submersible floating structure was
successfully deployed off the coast of Aguçadoura, North Sea of Portugal. The 2 MW
WindFloat platform is the first offshore wind turbine in open Atlantic waters and as a
demonstration project it appears as great opportunity to assess metal corrosion and
anticorrosive protection systems efficiency in offshore environment. This kind of
assessment has never been performed in Portugal. With this aim, the Materials and
Coatings Laboratory (LMR) of LNEG carried out the Wind_Enermar project -
"Prevention and control of corrosion in the exploitation of offshore wind energy",
which involved the exposure of AH36 steel samples with and without application of
different anticorrosive protection systems, selected according to the different sections
of the WindFloat platform: atmospheric, splash and immersion zone.
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Keywords
Offshore wind energy Corrosion AH36 steel Antocorrosive protection systems Windfloat
Citation
Marques, M. J. F.; Alves, I. N.; Gonçalves, R. P.; Diamantino, T. C. Assessemnt of corrosion in offshore environment. Study in windfloat prototype : wind-enermar project. In: ICDS12-International Conference : Durable Structures: from constrution to rehabilitation, Lisbon, 2012, 31 May-1 June